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Judah successfull in return...KO's Hatton in 1 round!, The Old Zab Is Back
Judah successfull in return...KO's Hatton in 1 round!, The Old Zab Is Back
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In a packed arena at Madison Square Garden, Judah's return to the ring was successful as he knocked out Ricky Hatton with a brutal uppercut. Hatton, a former belt holder, has 2 wins over Zab Judah's little brother Jabdiel Judah and 2 wins over Miguel Cotto. Hatton would clinch Judah early and seemed like he wanted to work the body to wear Zab down for the later rounds but Judah put on a vintage performance and unleashed a vicious attack...an uppercut sent Hatton to the mat and Hatton was unable to beat the 10 count.
Ringside was Miguel Cotto...
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Sitting ringside Jarret "White Light" Sharp threw a beer can at Judah immediately after the fight and was promptly removed from the arena. He told reporters, "Judah is gonna get put to sleep if he ever dares mix it with me again. I owe him a crushing beat down. The man should not be anywhere near a boxing ring and for his healths sake he should never dare step inside those ropes with me again."
Sharp has been fined $2,000 for his beer can throwing incident.
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Cotto : "I want the last Cotto-Judah Fight to be for a World Title!"
FHWeBL : Miguel, Zab Judah recently cameback from another stint in retirement and knocked out a fighter that has beaten you twice in Ricky Hatton.
Cotto via interpreter : We go through that all time, I beat some fighters that beat him, he beats some fighters that beat me.
FHWeBL : Zab says he wants you in one more final match.
Cotto via interpreter : We had a final match before, I retired him but he came back stronger than before. For that I give him his due. I would love another Judah fight but I want the last Cotto-Judah Fight to be for a World Title!
FHWeBL : You both have gone through grueling careers. Zab himself has retired a few times, you never have. Both of you are not nearly in your primes so how do you expect it to be for a World Title?
Cotto via interpreter : Every Cotto-Judah fight has been for a World Title and the last one shouldn't be any different. Either one of us can win a World Title in any given night. The world saw Zab beat Sharp for the Undisputed Welterweight Titles before Zab was DQ'd. Even if we are not in our primes, we know how to win.
FHWeBL : Any final words?
Cotto via interpreter : To all my fans, I will be World Champion one more time. And to Zab, I look forward to retiring you once and for all!
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When it comes to Brian Elliott, I can safely say that he has worked extremely hard to earn a new contract extension, and that he totally deserves one. The Blues signed him to a new two-year deal yesterday, one that will see him earn $1.7 million next season, then $1.9 million in the 2013-14 season. It's a cap hit of just $1.8 million, a number that falls well within the "bargain" category for the Blues.
Hands down, I feel very strongly that the Blues did an excellent job with this goaltending decision. They bolstered the organization's depth, they secured a valuable asset, and they will continue to reap the benefits as a result.
Elliott was an inexperienced NHL goalie in Ottawa, so much of the criticism he received was, in my opinion, undeserved. In Colorado, he was never given a chance to get acclimated to his new teammates, and the team had no chemistry or motivation, so it was nothing more than a learning experience.
But his hard work and on-ice diligence during the summer months truly paid off when training camps got underway in September, and now he's reaping the rewards. The success he had in October was bolstered by the arrival of new head coach Ken Hitchcock, and now he's one of those exciting and unique "elite backup that's not really a backup right now" goalies. Oh, and he's headed to the NHL All-Star Game, too.
It is all truly deserved, that's for sure. I know his game very well (see point #5) and have discussed his technique on here many times before. He's also a student of Elite Goalies, a company I partnered with last March. I know how hard he worked over the summer, I know that he only made a few minor tweaks to his game, and I knew he was going to have a good season in St. Louis.
But I never knew it was going to be this good.
Truth be told, even though I've always seen a lot of potential under the surface of his skill-set, Elliott's game has come a real long way since May, and even watching him today, I still feel like he's a few years away from truly reaching his "prime" as an NHL goaltender. This is great news for the Blues, good news in terms of keeping Jaroslav Halak thirsty and working hard, this is good news in terms of the team having interchangeable 1A-1B tandem, and it's good news in terms of the organization developing valuable assets for the future.
That's the most important thing to keep in mind when relating this new contract to their future goaltenders, Ben Bishop and Jake Allen. Both guys should just be happy being "the future" of a rising NHL club, even if that's the case two years from now. Bishop will have to make a decision, as will the Blues, but to me, only good can come out of this if Bishop understands the power of patience.
Since Bishop's contract is up at the end of the season, the Blues will have to re-sign him (RFA status via CapGeek).
Is Bishop a little peeved at the fact Elliott was re-signed before he was? Who knows. I don't. And I don't even care, because all that matters is how patient he is willing to be to truly earn his full-time NHL opportunity. For more of my thoughts on this, you can listen to my Audio Report on Elliott and Bishop.
He could easily sign somewhere else, as I am sure 29 other teams would have interest in bringing in such a big and talented goalie. Or he could stay in the same organization, work with the same goalie coach (Corey Hirsch), stay with the same teammates, live in the same city, and just continue to work hard at developing his game.
If he displays patience and loyalty, the odds that it will pay off down the line with more opportunities goes up. The General Manager is a former goaltender…I think it's safe to say that Bishop is more likely to be rewarded than discarded.
If Bishop goes elsewhere, he will have to deal with the potential negatives that come from a major change. Anything could happen at any given moment, so it's an inevitable weighing of possible pros and cons. It's a natural cause-and-effect dynamic that happens when an NHL team signs a goaltender to a new contract. Everyone below that goaltender in the depth chart gets bummed out a little bit, and they question their situation.
But I think you only have to look at Leland Irving in Calgary to realize that, even though an opportunity to become an NHL goaltender is very rare, patience does pay off.
This leads me to believe that the Blues will inevitably re-sign Bishop, and he will spend one more year in Peoria. He will have the potential to earn some starts with the Blues if they do find a willing trade partner for Elliott, and he will inevitably be given the chance to continue earning a majority of the starts in the AHL.
I think this is what the Blues ultimately want, because they have a valuable asset in Bishop, and they want to see their draft pick succeed. Remember, Bishop is an NCAA graduate, and they tend to develop or graduate a little later in their twenties. Whether it is this summer or next summer, he will evolve into an NHL backup, and he will be successful in that role. I'm nowhere close to being sold that he's capable of being a long-term starter, but Bishop has been ranked in the low 20′s, 30′s and 40′s of my Top-150 Prospects Rankings for almost two years.
At the end of the day, Bishop's size dictates future success. The evolution of the NHL goaltender is centered around size and natural net coverage. Bishop is the beast of all beasts, and just like we see in Nashville with Anders Lindback, there is something to be said for a slightly less-skilled prospect that stands over 6-foot-6 tall. Their skills can be molded and developed over time, but overall size, Praying Mantis arms, and telescoping legs are something you're simply born with.
So I'd have to think that it's a pretty exciting day for Elliott, and for Blues fans everywhere. Regardless of how patient Bishop is willing to be over the next six months, I think it should be an exciting day for him too. The Blues have shown they value a good goaltending tandem. A tandem means they're comfortable working with interchangeable parts. That means they know the value of a full-time goalie coach, and of a balanced schedule for both goaltenders.
Like I hope all 30 teams come to learn someday, the Blues realize these elements are invaluable resources to have when putting together a viable team that can win the Stanley Cup.
I don't know about you, but to me, I think this could be a perfect situation for Bishop. I'd have to think he sees the value of being a big part of the solution, a big part of the awesome growth the club has experienced over the past two seasons. When it comes right down to it, working his way into a situation where both goalies play at the NHL level is a lot better than trying to claw and scrape his way onto an NHL roster that only relies on one.
But if Bishop lacks patience, and he elects to seek out a better situation elsewhere, there's no guarantee he'll find what he's ultimately looking for.
BOTTOM LINE: Owning both Halak and Elliott in your one-year fantasy leagues next season will be one of the most effective and efficient tandems you could possibly employ. As more teams slowly morph into using two goalies with a more balanced workload, poolies will be more effective doing the same. I personally like Elliott's game more than Halak's, but truth be told that Halak will be given more opportunities to succeed. I would still want to own Bishop in a keeper league, as he is still one of the Top-30 prospects to own long-term.
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I have Halak on my keeper pool team. While most teams have two goalies, and a couple have three, I took the game of just going with one. I'm just interested in your thoughts for next season. I'm thinking of getting rid of Halak next season or do you feel he is a good one to hang onto for Keeper leagues? I may again employ a one goalie system. Last year I had three, which included Halak, Elliott and Craig Anderson. Halak had the best season of the three. Though for the seasons they all had last year I'm not sure how much that says.


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Hagerstown Community College's Center for Continuing Education offers a unique setting for learning guitar. A group class is starting in January for absolute beginners. This course is open to adults and children 11 years and older, so parent and child could learn to play the instrument together.
Instructor Candice Mowbray will teach students the fundamentals of basic guitar performance including chords, strumming, finger picking, and note reading. Students need to provide his or her own guitar, pick and music stand.
The group will meet from 10 to 11 a.m. on Saturdays beginning January 28 through March 4. A second class will start March 25 and meet on Saturdays through May 6.
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Date: May 14, 2009
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The Downtown Improvement District (DID) took to the street again as it prepares its first streetscape project.
Board members took their second field trip this year Tuesday, May 12, walking down Main Street, First and Second streets and Lemon Avenue and indicating which improvements to landscaping, lighting and cleaning are priorities.
The DID is a special-taxing district that was created last year to fund downtown improvements. The two-mill tax is only levied on commercial properties from about Goodrich Avenue west to Gulfstream Avenue and Second Street south to Ringling Boulevard.
DID Chairman Larry Fineberg said the board is putting together a plan with Wilson Miller landscape architect Scott Buttari. When that plan is priced, which should be within a month, board members will choose the improvements that fit into their budget.
The DID board approved last week its first budget of $400,000. That money was divvied up into four areas, with the largest chunk, $146,000, going toward land improvements.
One of the biggest topics of conversation on the walking tour was what could be done to beautify Five Points Park.
"You need to have grass in there," Fineberg said. "Nobody wants to walk around on dirt."
There is some grass, but large patches of dirt stretch throughout the park.
Buttari said because of the expansive trees that block most of the sunlight, there are few grasses that will grow there.
"If you can't have grass, you have to cover it with something," Fineberg said.
The other projects that could make it on the priority list include covering exposed irrigation tubing, re-landscaping barren plant beds, trimming trees more frequently and cleaning sidewalks and pavers more frequently.
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You could ask a local Kinetico dealer about it; they might give you a free evaluation of the unit.
Hello ALL!!
Today I was helping a friend clean out an old barn and we came across a kinetico water softener its a 3 tank system with a salt tank. I was wondering if this would still be usuable? the tanks are pretty heavy 100 plus lbs. I didn't inspect it much but i do know its a kinetico, where might i find a model type or number on the unit? I have looked through some of the forums and looked at a few pics tonight and haven't came across a unit that looks the same yet. This unit has been sitting in storage for at least 7 yrs plus and when we moved them I think i heard some water slush around in them. I'm mostly curious to if this system would still be okay to use since it has been stored (possibly with water left in them) might try to take them off his hands!!
You could ask a local Kinetico dealer about it; they might give you a free evaluation of the unit.
If you had a picture of the system I would be able to tell you what type of system you have. Kineticos are good systems but can be pricey to repair. If that unit has been sitting in storage for 7 yrs the resin will probably need to be replaced and probably need work inside the head. There are lots of moving parts and seals inside the valve of a kinetico. If you are mechanically inclined you should be okay rebuilding the valve. Depending on the type of Kinetico system you have the price in Las Vegas ranges from $2500-$3500 for a Kinetico water softener. Rebuilding with resin, level seals, drain pistons, and some other misc parts will prob cost you $600-$800.
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Also what type of filters would be required for well water, any specific types for this kind of system???
sorry for the same pic over and over,the other tank there is supposedly an Iron filter/tank i wasn't planning on using it. my current water is just hard, no smell, and tastes like country well water should
I rigged it up so that it would run through a few cycles to get any old water out. Works fine I think, thinking about installing it next weekend is there anything I need to look at closer as far as proper operation?
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What does the number on the disk mean? this one has a 2 on it?
As far as the two 3/8ths in line go, Is there a certain place they go? i know one discharges and the other adds water to the brine tank, but how does the water from the brine tank get back into the resin tanks?


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November 2–3, 2011
This Clark-Mellon workshop brought together participants from our initiatives in contemporary African Art (2005-2008) and in East-Central European art history (2008-2011), as well as scholars working in the Indian Ocean region (the subject of the Clark's 2011-2014 initiative) to talk about similarities and differences in respective art historical endeavors as a means to imagine relevant art histories that are not bound to geography or national (and nationalist) paradigms. Topics under discussion included an examination of multiple and comparative modernities; working in a post-colonial, post-Soviet, post-apartheid world; the advantages and pitfalls of comparative art historical research; the relationship of trauma and reconciliation to art historical practice; the position of the researcher in the scholarly and curatorial arena; and the relationship of modern and contemporary art and artists to a global art world. This workshop was made possible by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation's grant with additional funding provided by the Getty Foundation as part of its Connecting Art Histories initiative.
Participants included: Esra Akcan, University of Illinois at Chicago; Federico Freschi, Wits School of Arts, Johannesburg, South Africa; Lolita Jablonskiene, National Gallery of Art, Lithuania; Abdellah Karroum, L'Appartement, Morocco; Andres Kurg, Estonian Academy of Arts, Estonia; Parul Dave Mukherji, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India; Steven Nelson, UCLA; Otobong Nkanga, artist, Belgium; Almira Ousmanova, European Humanities University, Lithuania; Shuddhabrata Sengupta, Raqs Media Collective, Delhi, India; Gao Shiming, China Academy of Art; Sven Spieker, University of California, Santa Barbara
Guest Participants: Jill Casid, University of Wisconsin-Madision; Magda Carneci, Bucharest, Romania; Ivan Gaskell, Harvard University; Keith Moxey, Columbia University; Mary-Kate O'Hare, Newark Museum; Todd Porterfield, Université de Montréal, Canada
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The State of the Discipline
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For many, it appears that there is in art history an inside/outside relationship, one that has shifted over the years and one that is contingent upon one's positions and locales. What is the state of the field in different places, and how do they inform one another? Also, might there be a strategic advantage to staking a position on the outside? If we think about an "exploded art history," a term that itself raises provocative questions, can we more readily form international and inter-regional connections, collaborations, and relationships? As important is the issue of audience. Do the different audiences art history addresses (or might address) hold out the possibility for a new, productive, and potentially critical focus?
Conveners: Esra Akcan and Federico Freschi
This panel sought to assess the contributions and future of postcolonial theory, post-Soviet, and post-apartheid studies. In this vein, we should think about how the three arenas have intersected with and cross-pollinated, and how they can be applied in practice. What are the ideological implications of the term "post-?" Also, a bit of skepticism could be helpful as well. As one participant asked, "Is postcolonialism a passé discourse?" Did it fail us?
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While workshop participants are made up in large part of scholars who participated in the Clark/Mellon African and East/Central Europe Initiatives, there are those from other geographic areas as well. Important questions pertaining to geography, particularly in a globalized world emerge. Are the current geographic categories —"Africa," "Eastern Europe," "West Asia," etc., — still meaningful? Are there other kinds of formations that would enhance and push art historical inquiry? What might be the implications for rethinking the world in these ways? How might one theorize geography (and with it, time)? What might be the role of art and art history (academic as well as curatorial practice) in doing such work?
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MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. - The Central Michigan University Athletic Department is extending its deepest condolences to the family, friends and teammates of Josie Seebeck, a sophomore student-athlete on the women's soccer team.
Josie passed away on Sunday at 11:40 p.m. following a car accident Friday afternoon near Charlotte, Mich. Two other soccer players were in the car as well. One remains hospitalized; the other was released on Saturday after spending Friday night in the hospital for observation.
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Theater Review: 'Jitney'
Date: January 23, 2013
by: Paula Atwell | Theater Critic
The Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe does sincere justice to the great August Wilson's "Jitney," which was written in 1979 and became part of what's now known as his "Ten Play Cycle," chronicling the lives of Black Americans through each decade of the 20th century.
Wilson lived from 1945 to 2005 and is celebrated for his slice-of-life style of storytelling. His dialogue perfectly reflects the period and the people, and what's more, it is comical, dramatic and illuminating.
The decades following the Civil War only added insult to the injustice of slavery, due to discrimination and lack of work and of education, which has created unique problems for African Americans to this day.
Wilson's plays provide subtle lessons within their ample entertainment value, aimed especially at the youth of black America, although their meaning is applicable to us all. This play is an excellent example of his skill.
Jim Weaver's direction succeeds in creating a taut and convincing production. The term, jitney, applies to gypsy cabs, and an unlicensed cab station in Pittsburgh is the stage on which this two act takes place.
The ensemble acting is truly excellent all around. Alfred H. Wilson is perfect as Becker — who runs the station — an upstanding, hardworking man, trying to succeed in the world, play by its unjust rules, and who blames his son for the death of his wife. Horace Smith, as Turnbo, turns in an excellent portraiture of the type of character who espouses, "live and let live," and who, while claiming "I ain't trying to get in your business," is, in fact, always in your business. Will Little is intense and vulnerable as Youngblood, a young man trying to change his lazy, misogynistic ways — so typical of his generation. Dhakeria Cunningham brings just the right combination of caring and self-worth as Youngblood's girlfriend, Rena. Steven McKenzy provides warmth and wisdom as old friend, Doub. Don Laurin Johnson dramatically plays Becker's son, Booster, who believes that a woman who lies is deserving of death.
The supporting roles were all uniquely realized by Martin Taylor as Philmore; Ron Bobb-Semple as Fielding; and Andrew Drake as Shealy.
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Re: Jasper and Eviana: Good or Bad?"Names, once they are in common use, quickly become mere sounds, their etymology being buried, like so many of the earth's marvels, beneath the dust of habit." - Salman Rushdie
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Hey, it's me again. Yeah, I had never noticed those possiblities before. It's just that my best friend has a cousin named Eviana and I LOVE her personality and Jasper sounds like Casper, who used to be a bf in high school (don't tell my hubby. . . .). Thank you so much. Only a few months left to go!
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Jasper isn't particularly one I love but it is nice and just trendy enough without being flash-flood popular. It'll probably be considered a pretty cool name by most of his classmates.
Eve/Evi names are VERY popular right now and while Eviana isn't as popular as many of the others it seems very different from Jasper, perhaps not so much in style or popularity as the attitude perception. Jasper is a laidback-cool type name to me, just a little trendy but not trying too hard to be anything but itself, it's the sort of name I admire even if I don't like it too much because it has an aura of healthy self-identity. Eviana on the other hand is a high-maintenance name to me. It's highly girly as any iana name must be of course, but it's also a bit frilly and feels like it's trying too hard to be more important than Eve or Evelyn, trying too hard to be cool.


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Alright, no intro this time, just straight into the picks:
Pick Ups -
Mark Sanchez - Currently owned in 12.3% of ESPN leagues, Sanchez has the potential to fill in nicely as a bye week substitute or on a weekly basis, depending on the matchup. The Jets' offense has a more balanced feel to it, and while we shouldn't expect 250 yards and 3 touchdowns consistently, that doesn't mean he isn't a viable option.
Alfred Morris - Chances are that Mike Shanahan has already changed his mind on who his running back is by the time I post this, but if not, Morris is a decent alternative to those who just lost Fred Jackson for a month. Currently owned in just 18.2% of ESPN leagues, Morris should get plenty of touches in one of the NFL's most dynamic offenses.
Kevin Ogletree - In a game that now seems like a lifetime ago, Kevin Ogletree posted 8 catches for 114 yards and 2 TDs, making him the fantasy flavor of the week. Pick him up before he's gone, as he's now owned in 49.8% of ESPN leagues, up 49.4% from last week. Remember, however, this Dallas offense has plenty of weapons, and Ogletree's production will vary.
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Ryan Fitzpatrick- Owned in just under half of all leagues, it's time to sell on Fitzpatrick as a fantasy option. Dating back to the mid-point of last season, Fitzpatrick has just 3 games of at least 250 yards and 2 TDs. The problem is, in two of those contests, he had a combined 7 INTs. Fitzpatrick is what he is, a borderline starting NFL QB whose proclivity to throw INTs damages his fantasy value.
Peyton Hillis - Hillis only had 7 carries for 16 yards and watch as Shaun Draughn vultured a goal line TD. It may be a little reactionary, but after a disappointing 2011, it may be time to put Hillis and his reputation as a valuable fantasy contributor out to pasture.
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Who would you pick up, Stephen Hill (7.4%) or Alshon Jeffrey (11.5%)? Both figure to settle into #2 WR options on their respective teams. Myself, I prefer the 6'4" 215lb Hill who runs a 4.36 40. Hill should be a great redzone target for the Jets, and his only competition for targets is the aging Santonio Holmes, whereas Jeffery will have to compete with Marshall, Forte and Bennett for looks in Chicago.
Rumors of his death were greatly exaggerated... Reggie Wayne has recaptured his must start status after a strong showing in week 1. Wayne led the entire NFL in targets this week, and with a team that figures to be behind and trailing a lot this year, Wayne should continue to see plenty of opportunities come his way.
Given the lack of offensive weapons surrounding him, expect more of the same from Trent Richardson in Cleveland. He had 39 yards on 19 carries and is the only legitimate threat on the Browns offense, meaning Richardson will be looking at 8-9 man boxes all season long.
Defenses I Like- If you're like me, you're planning on juggling defenses all season long based on matchups. This week I like Cincinnati and Oakland, who are both playing rookie QBs.
That's all I got for this week, leave a comment below to tell me how much of an idiot I am.


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Fame can be a double-edged sword.
Just ask Taiwanese actress-host Rene Hou (above), a familiar face in Hokkien television soap operas, who often plays the villain.
She told The New Paper that all four of her car tyres were slashed, presumably by an angry viewer.
And the owner of a noodle stall refused to sell her food because he was so angry with her on-screen character.
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Phil Dirt wrote:I lost a red (aren't they all?) Swiss Army knife with a purple carabiner, probably somewhere in the vicinity of 4:15 and Iris. I'd be happy to cover postage if anyone has found it.
TomServo wrote:Claymores are harder to lose.
graidawg wrote:TomServo wrote:Claymores are harder to lose.
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So...I made my own SMD stencil - all from thing I found at the hardware store. I'll be doing a full (video?)write up once I iron out some kinks - so bear with me.
Pictures are below - but before you forget - please let me know what you think of my joints. It looks like there might be a tad too much solder? Please let me know what you think of it. Too much on the toe?
Some surface mount stuff to test
It's really hard to convey to people how small this stuff is.
Some test boards - they do nothing. Just testing pad size and the effects of surface tension, pad width and trace location on centering parts during reflow. Trying different pad sizes, ect. And I hope that I can sneak a trace between the pads of an 0805 - that would be nice.
I'm a sneaky little bastard.
Paste laid up. It came out perfect I think - might need to adjust the stencil for the amount, but looks great.
ready for reflow
Finished. Almost perfect. A bit too much solder? My 10 mil traces don't look bad either. That's insane.
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Apple has an 'internal' goal of shipping 40 Million iPads this year, which many in the industry think is an unrealistic number even from the market leader. To do that they have flopped around a sizeable chunk of their massive money reserves to the tune of $3.9 - $7.8 Billion Dollars. This has secured a full 60% of the global touch-screen capacity which will intern create a shortage for their competition this year. What looks like simple 'needs-based' spending is more likely a strategic business move by Apple. This indirect control of supply will make it tough for the likes of Motorola, LG, Toshiba and others to hit the demand they expect for the slew of Android tablets set to arrive this year.
Lest you think this is just coincidence, here's a quote from DigiTimes that expresses Apple's past behavior,Furthermore, to add more fuel to the fire, they did the same thing with NAND chips in 2009 to attempt to slow their competition's capacity to compete with them. The side-benefit of this 'strategy' isn't just less parts for their competition to use in their products, but also it will drive the pricing of these parts up as well, making it more expensive for other companies to compete with Apple.Sources from iPad distributors pointed out that in 2010, Apple's order forecasts to its OEM partners were all high and the biggest problem on the supply side was not capacity, but low yields of touch panels. In 2011, Apple's strategy of taking up most of the capacity should help the company quickly expand its sales, while reducing its competitors' shipment growth.
You basically see this same thing in Texas Hold 'Em Poker. The person with the most chips at the table can afford to lose more so they bet more in order to scare others away from the hand. What do you guys think of this? Cheesy or 'just the way to win'?
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We found 6 additional articles filed under East. They're listed below, most recent first.
- An Easter Reflection on Mary Magdalene
04/05/2010 -- Mary Magdalene is in a unique position to observe the resurrection. Perhaps you can identify with Mary, a true boundary-breaker.
- Mission Leaders Appeal for End to Violence against Christians in Pakistan
09/04/2009 -- New York, NY, September 4, 2009--Two top mission leaders of The United Methodist Church are appealing to the government of Pakistan to take measures to ensure the safety of a Christian minority under violent attack in some parts of the officially Islamic ...
- A Reflection on Easter
04/07/2009 -- This is one day on which the cynics are wrong. The barrier of human death is revealed as vulnerable and the love of God shows through in glory and in humility.
- Easter: Focused on the Facts, but Missing the Story?
08/21/2008 -- The presence of the women in the Easter story continues to be a marvel and a wonder to me. Of course, Jesus the Christ has center stage in the narrative; nothing should compete with his role in the story, much less succeed in supplanting him.
- Mission Study on Israel-Palestine Is Consistent with United Methodist Policy
06/24/2008 -- A joint statement of the General Board of Global Ministries and the Women's Division
- Mission Study on "Israel-Palestine" Is Consistent with United Methodist Policy
02/19/2008 -- A comprehensive 1996 statement on Christian-Jewish relations by The United Methodist Church's legislating General Conference strongly reiterated the denomination's opposition to all forms of anti-Semitism.i Four years later, the quadrennial General Confer...
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Where Do I Come From: James Shoemaker
Real People's DNA Stories
Bible Studies, DNA Tests, Mother's Nursing-Home Confessions Lead to New Life
NOVEMBER 16, 2013 — Until he took an autosomal ancestry test, James T. Shoemaker had little concept of his heritage. He assumed he was just an average white European American like his Appalachian neighbors.
Although raised in a Pentecostal Church, Shoemaker always felt a strong pull toward Jewish culture. So last year he went to his doctor and asked for a DNA test. "I wanted to see if there were any Jewish lines in my ancestry," he said.
He ended up taking a DNA Fingerprint Plus, a complete analysis of one's genetic ancestry that includes ethnic markers and megapopulation admixture matches.
Fast forward from that first eye-opener and today the 53-year-old Waynesboro, Pa. resident is halfway through a conversion process to Judaism at B'nai Abraham, a Reform congregation in Hagerstown, Md., where he is being mentored by youngish Rabbi Ari Plost.
"I got all three ancestral markers for Jewish I, II and III," Shoemaker recalls, "so I went to see my mother, Jacqueline Rose, at the nursing home in Hagerstown, and she admitted, 'Well, yeah, my parents, uh, they were both Jewish."
It was the first he had heard of it. "Mom never said a word about having Jewish ancestors. It turned my life around."
The fact that he got a "double dose" of Jewish alleles in his marker results confirmed the truth of his mother's admission that both she and his father came from Jewish families.
Shoemaker next took a Premium Male DNA Ancestry Test to determine whether his father's Y chromosome line was perhaps Jewish. The results were delivered to him in mid-November.
His particular haplotype did indeed match several other Jewish men, including those with the surnames Brown, Hendrix, Shepard, Getz, Phillips, Lewetag and Sequeira. "The subject's specific male haplotype (surname line) probably came from Southwest Germany or the Low Lands, to judge from the modal matches and patterns of distribution," according to the report.
As for the surname itself, the Surname History section (included in every Premium Male report, cost $325.00), had some valuable clues for Shoemaker's genealogy.
"Shoemaker is probably a translation of the Dutch or German equivalent Schuhmacher or Shumacher meaning "shoemaker." It is noted as a Jewish family name in Southwest Germany and the Saarland in France, including Lörrach in Baden (Lars Menk, A Dictionary of German Jewish Surnames, Bergenfield: Avotaynu, 2005, pp. 673-74). It could also come from Schuster, a more common Jewish German surname (p. 675)."
A Mason since 1990, and flirting at one time with Messianic Judaism, Shoemaker feels as though his earlier attempts to connect with his Jewish heritage were blind and unguided without the hard testimony of DNA. "All these things I've been interested in with my studies and religious life now fall into place," he said. "I'm finding out why."
What lies in the future? This Pesach, Shoemaker will have an official bar mitzvah, complete with ritual bath and reading from the Torah. He then plans to attend Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati. "What I am really looking forward to," he says, "is making aliyah to the Land of Israel."


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Balkan Beat Box
"Dancing With The Moon"
Playing Thursday at Brooklyn Bowl (61 Wythe Ave., Williamsburg)
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Nowadays, there tends to be a divide between fans of "old" world music (think Ravi Shankar, Graceland) and the bass-heavy beats that move the globally-minded youngsters of today. Balkan Beat Box, perhaps more than any other band today, bridges that gap.
The Israeli trio now based in Brooklyn is inspired by banging reggaeton, old-school mariachi, Balkan brass, and just about everything else under the sun. Those roots shows in their music, which is infused with Middle Eastern scales, dancehall-style chatting, heavy electronic beats and the rich timbres of traditional instruments.
Blue Eyed Black Boy, the band's latest release on National Geographic World Music, was recorded with Roma musicians in Serbia, and it's the most organic sounding album so far. The record includes this track, "Dancing With The Moon," which can only be described as gypsy-flavored reggae full of castanets.
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U.S. Consumer Travel Report Fifth Edition
While the U.S. economy showed clear signs of recovery in 2012, there were enough mixed signals to make vacation decisions difficult for many Americans. Through a longitudinal analysis, PhoCusWright's U.S. Consumer Travel Report Fifth Edition examines traveler behavior along each step of the travel planning process - from the media travelers rely on to make destination and product decisions, to the channels they use to book and share their trip experiences. Key metrics include frequency and duration of trips, travel expenditure and travel component purchases, and travel intentions for the coming year.
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Destination Unknown: How U.S. and European Travelers Decide Where to Go 2012
With uncertainty still lingering over many of the world's economies, consumers have grown increasingly careful about their travel spending. A range of influences and information sources impact how consumers decide where to go, and travel behavior varies considerably across different markets. This report explores how the process of destination selection is evolving, and in particular how this process differs between travelers in the U.S., France, Germany and the U.K.
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European Consumer Travel Report Third Edition
PhoCusWright's European Consumer Travel Report Third Edition explores consumer travel trends in three major European markets: France, Germany and the U.K. The study outlines year-over-year changes in leisure travel incidence, trip frequency and duration, travel expenditure, international travel and travel product purchases. Analysis provides an in-depth look at the use of online and offline channels during three stages of the travel planning process - destination selection, shopping and booking - and examines travel-related engagement via the mobile web and social networks.
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India Consumer Travel Report
PhoCusWright's India Consumer Travel Report provides a complete picture of the new Indian traveler: who are they, how they travel, how they shop, and what they want.
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Behavioral Targeting: Marketing 101 Meets Web 2.0
Personalization is about delivering the right content to the right traveler at the right time, and getting it right requires leveraging company data about the customer – demographics, lifestyle information, travel and spend history, and personal preferences.
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Destination Unknown: How U.S. and European Travelers Decide Where to Go 2011
Consumers take into account a broad range of factors when deciding where to spend their hard-earned leisure travel time. This report delivers in-depth analysis of the destination selection process, highlighting the key motivators, information sources, online features and websites used in destination selection. Armed with these insights, destination marketers and other travel companies are better positioned to reach and influence consumers, as they explore the world of travel possibilities.
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Mobile Marketing: How Are Consumers Reacting?
With advances in technology and travelers' widespread adoption of smartphones and other mobile devices, the travel industry has a unique opportunity to use mobile marketing to deliver targeted, personalized offers to consumers. This Analysis examines the key factors that will impact how consumers react to such offers, and how these factors will shape the future direction of mobile marketing in travel.
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European Consumer Travel Report Second Edition
Understanding the similarities and differences among travelers in France, Germany and the U.K. is essential for travel companies building brands in these distinct markets. Gain the consumer insight you need to thrive in Europe's competitive travel marketplace with this report.
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Destination Content: A World of Opportunity
Ownership of the in-destination traveler experience is extremely fragmented, leaving marketers lots of room for opportunity. While approaches to customer acquisition in this space are varied and many, each comes with its own challenges.
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When They Get There (and Why They Go): Activities, Attractions, Events and Tours
While U.S. travelers spent nearly $27 billion on travel activities, attractions, events and tours in 2009, these activities have failed to penetrate and participate in the broader travel distribution ecosystem. This report analyzes the travel opportunity for events and activities in the U.S., and identifies opportunities and challenges for travel suppliers, distributors and technology providers.
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